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The controversial documentary series, which follows the adult lives of four women who became pregnant in high school, is shutting down production, multiple sources tell The Post.

The decision to end the show follows several months of erratic, headline-grabbing behavior by loose-cannon star Jenelle Evans.

Since Thanksgiving, Evans has become pregnant again, got married, lost her baby and publicly demanded a divorce.

“You f - - king leave out of town and I might be having a miscarriage?! F - - k U, U f - - king piece of sh - t,” she tweeted to her husband, Courtland Rogers, last week.

Evans, 21, also shared what appeared to be disturbing, play-by-play updates of her seven-week pregnancy ending.

“And this is the end, I think,” she shared with 632,800 followers Friday. “Feel light headed.”

Hours later, Evans tweeted that she was with her ex-fiance, Gary Head, at a North Carolina bar.

Insiders say producers are concerned the attention-seeking reality star has become a liability for the show, which tries to characterize itself as a cautionary tale about the hardships of too-young motherhood.

MTV, once unafraid to push the limits of taste and exploitation, appears to be more protective of the image its programs project than in the past.

Last week, Oxygen abruptly scrapped “All My Babies’ Mamas” — which documented the relationships between rapper Shawty Lo and the 10 mothers of his 11 children — after charges the show projected a negative stereotype.

“Teen Mom” producers, still reeling from bad press over cast member Amber Portwood, who was jailed last year on drug charges, have been unable to tone down Evans’ out-of-control antics.

Since first appearing on MTV, Evans has been arrested seven times on charges including breaking and entering, assault, violation of probation and possession of drugs.

The scandal-plagued star has publicly feuded with her family and other cast members, been forced to give up custody of her 3-year-old son and posed for nude photos which were later leaked on the Internet.

In 2012, Evans was committed to rehab for a second time by her mother, amid tabloid reports of heroin addiction.

I got my GED in one morning. I didn't do any pretesting or anything, I just did it. I didn't even know they offered the option of taking it in sections. Mine was just all in one. I'd rather do it that way than draw it out like she did. If she was going to spend all this time on it then why didn't she just stay in school?

same. i took it right after i left school (i dropped out not because i was a troublemaker but because i hated the school i went to, the people in it, and i missed so many days i wouldn't have been able to graduate anyways). i was already working at that point. it was one morning, i took the whole thing in an hour and passed. i was 16.